Is there a shortcut for the predicate of $d in the above so
that I could e.g. have a series of sequence variables defined
<xsl:variable name="Mlist" select="'ROW', 'CELL', 'A',..." />
<xsl:when test="every $d in .//* satisfies local-name($d)=$Mlist"
You can also of course replace
<xsl:choose>
<xsl:when test="every $d in .//* satisfies $d[self::ROW or self::CELL or
self::A]">
<xsl:call-template name="Mtable" />
</xsl:when>
...
by
<xsl:apply-templates match="TABLE"
if you replace
<xsl:template name="Mtable"
by
<xsl:template match="TABLE[every $d in .//* satisfies local-name($d)=$Mlist]"
an xsl:choose testing conditions and then calling a template for each
one is essentially an implementation of apply-templates in xslt,and nice
as xslt is, the implementation that Michael has written in Java is
likely to be quicker:-)
David
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